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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
Arrived yesterday

Arrived yesterday
with mdse and passengers Peter Wright Sons Ar
rived the Bar at s4Opm
CLEARED
Steamer Assyran Monarch (Br. Sparks CONTAMINATION.
sssmer GSlia CRrl Murphy. Liverpool via Queenstown
vernon Il Brown co. ,
cay ct G9 %4s, Sons watkins LIVERPOOL via
Steamer Lake Nepigon tBr Stewart Liverpooi-Arken
sae4asr rtoemy Br Tanner LyerpoolBu;S Jsyon,
steamer Clcassia OBJ. Campbell uiasgow-HendoIson
Steamer othelor Atkins. Copenhagen stettin. &c
nsner sorrento Ger. Muller Hamburg-Pheps Bros
= 81 amer schedam tDtch) Potter. AmscrdamFunch Ed.
steamer Xoordand Celg Nickcls Antwerp Pocrwrsht
somer La Breagne (Fr Do Joussen Havre-Louls do
Steamer IooyIe r lie chapelain bordeaux via
hmcr CIV Of para DeIter Asplnwal-Paonc Mall Co.
steamer Edtn Golden tbrl Thompson. Monteso Bay
" steamer Saratoga Curtis, Havana Jas Ward CO
steamer Coma Bolgor, Key West aud Galveston C IL Nal
o ssamer New Orleans IIasey New oreans Seaman.
Se.n.r onis duck Mount. Jack sonvillc Warren Ray
steamer Carondcle. Risk Port ROYAL and Fernandna
Steamer City of Savannah Daggett savannai-ITcnry
STEAMER Cherokee Doane. Charleston ami Jacksonville
Steamer GHlf Stream, Tribou Wilmington. NC-wm
steamer Ola Dominion smith, Norfolk. City Point and
Steamer John Gibson oung Georgetown and Alexandria
steamer Franeona Bennett; Pqra~i-IGg1 ITALIA, Hall
IL
shp Esther Roy tBr. itoy, bombay w Parker 4 Co.
sIp Camoia Ger, Brccke, Bremen-Iheo Ruger 4 Co.
SLIM smith (IIrt Bishop, ADtwop-Funcl Edge 4 Co.
Sinh Munster tBr1 Brown. Antwerp j III Winchester Co
Iantdowne tBrl LOcklaft. London whitney Co.
park wv IIrl ChIon Manila 0rersIhos Ross & co.
Bppcn (6er), Mllcr, Aarhuus Den
Funch. Edge & Co - -, ~,
BarE chin. Ger. seg Hamburg-Funch Edge 4 Co.
Bark Jenny ,8erl. Grote, Bremcn- lheo Rnger AZ CO.
Bark Avvenire tIaL jaws, Gloucester, E-Lawrence
Barn Comma (Nor) Bonscn Cork for orders C Tobias
BARK Cardenas, Rowe Monrovia and amarket-Yatos
POrtcrfich
Hark Vovager (Tr). Gotdes, Bahia-John Wilshear
Hark JoscE Leonlard Matanzas -Naydou * Co.
Bark Eugene OBJ. Munro st johns. NJ whitney
& Co. ,,nr
Steamers France London; Italia, Liverpool; Rosario
NeWcaste Pontiac Lisbon, city OF Para, Aspuwal Alps
Port Prince saratoga, Havana 49, -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 3l-Arrived steamer Grecian Monarch Obj.
Brisow. from NcwY0rk Dec H. 80.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec STARVED. steamer Britannia (fr),
Perry Dec % her 10 Liverpool land
procceded). m,
from Sew-YorE Dec u. -
DUNDEE Dec 3O-sailed. steamer CromA OBJ. Cave Tor
Ncw-York.
PaAwIR POINT Dec 30-Passed, steamer Adirondack tBr
Murray. from New.York on her way To London. -
HAMBURG, Dec 3l-Arnved, steamer Ruga (Ger Albort,
Dec So-saed. steamer RhGua tGor). vogcigesang for
New.York.
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INCOMING STE1MERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. FRIDAY. DEC. 81. 1885

PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. DEC. 81. 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Harter Br Grandin Yokohoma Oct Q. Kobe 49,
Shanghai "a, Annoy 80 singapore Nov 7. Port SAID Dec
Malta g. Gibraltar l3 with mdso 10 Carter Hawey Co. Ar
rived al the Jar at 1880
steamer Wolv.stOn r Edmondson, Bilboa Dec Z, with
order vessel 70 simpson Spence Young Arrived
a 80 VIII discharge AT Perth AmbOy.
Robra Obi, Smith. Barrow Dec l3 with iron
order; vessel 10 SIMPSON Spence Young Will discharge
Perth AmOOy
steamer Muric (Br Locke Trinidad Dec -. Demerara IT,
Barbados Lucia 90 Martinique and Dominica 81
- Montserat and ST Kits % with mdsc and
OuterbrGge Co Arrived al the Bar a. O. 80
steamer NewYork. Percy. Galveston days. with nidse
~ John 7 Van sickle.
Steamer Excelsior Higgins New Orleans days. with mdse
20 John 7 Van Sickle
Steamer Delaware Winnett Fcrnandina days Charleston
3 DAYS with mdse and passengers TO VIM clyde a Co
steamer Old Dominion smith, ItcbDUnd. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and 10 Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Franconia Bennett Portland with ndse and
senEors Horato Hall
sUNsEI-wind At sandy Hook light NNE; thick fog. Al
C1y Island, strong. NE cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexin between 29th and 3Oth stS
HOURS /, toll Diseases OF the Nervous System.
Geno- Urinary organs Impotence AMI sterihty.
The TEST OF THIRTY-RIGHT YEARS
for
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LSIMRSr
A MOST ENvIABLE REPUTATION
1t has warranted DURING THAT PERIOD and BOTTLE
has hKTUkNEp.
PERFECTLY INNOCENT
Tor
INTERNAL As WALL AS EXTERNAL USE.
OF acute pain IL has equal Try II and be
3nced 20 and so cents Sold by oil druggiss Depot
AZ Aurray.st
There is no remedy that relieves 30 much
sickness and suffering a. Pakor's Tonic.
Undercorns, the best cure for corns, 10 cts
To MOTHERS.
MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething
soothes the child softens Gums Reduces inflammation
Allays Pain Wind Colo Twenty-Five cents bottle
With fifteen dollars in your inside pocket
and your and breath purified by Macahans Handicap
Tooth Powder make your New ear calls.
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A Ill Furs and Sealskin Garments manufact-
N ured by c. &. SHAYNE 1913 Prnce-st have the firm
on. thereby carrying tie guarantee Of reliability
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 72l Sets. 439 Moon sets 1852 Moons
HIGH wATIR.
4 n-sandy Hook 1852 Gov isri. O48 Hell Gate 2S7
EM-Sandy Hook. - Gov Isri. O:2o Hell Gato 2.l6
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DOCK COMMISSIONER KOCHS ANSWER.

ssoner Joseph Koch has written letter 10 the
Estimate reply TO what he an ell
Attack" Commissioner Coleman. He the statements
regard the exavagant manner In which the DOCK De
furnished fights OF the
imagination AMI gives figures 10 show the economy with
managed The boar,l he has
ST. O0u during the past twenty
mouths than predecessor had during
spending period
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LIE Ron TON
LIE M0NlfEUB De Ia MODE
ENlTED.


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LARS or OLD BUSINESS.
E. B. HARPER, President.

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW. YORK
TRUSTEE FOR THE RESERVE FUND.
ALFRED TAYLOR, FIRST yICE.PREsIDENT
c. II. POTTER, SECOND vICE-PREsIDENT.
NJ w. BLOss, DIRECTOR OF AGENCIES.
r. r. BRAMAN, SECRETARY.
J. NJ. STEVENSON, ASST SECRETARY.
G. X. BISsELL. TREASURER.
J. W. BUWDgN, NJ. d. MEDICAL DIRECTOR.
TAYLOR e. PARKER, ATTORNEYS.
@. r. McUHESNEY, ADJ sTER.
j. A. WE~TERPIELD, ACTUARY.
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n C. SHAYNE has marked down prices OF
We ssaskn garments Al fashionable furA lo3 PrncesI
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OPENING JEWISH THE01o6IcAL SEMINARY.

opening exercises OF the jewish Theological seminary
will held at Lyric Hail Sxtave near Forty secondst
tomorrow III. The Rev. D Morris the Rev. Dr. A..
aud Joseph Bumenthal VIII deliver addresses Tue
will be identified with Historic al Jusn the
Rev president OF the faculty ami the AiVs
oTy BoarI includes besides president the Mcssrs
Henry and A. r. Mendes aud ne Rev Drs AIe1
der kuhu r. Mendes, ii. 4. Mendes, Aaron Wlse
IL ". SchneTbeser and h. DcsChrau.
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Copartncrsbip Notices.
~ b. CODDINGTON e. CO., LIMITED

~ Is. CODDlNGTON & CO., LIMITED
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that the undersigned have formed
limited partnership pursuant to tho statutes State Of
Te name % pfsF T9sn sn partnership
The general Of Intended 10 BIO trans
comm @ SsnnF metals q s ac on
p l9.s ind i'@ r 1o and s snGa
~ The namos of all tho general and special partner, In
Inc brooklyn state Of "I1
JEWErr who reside, in the city, NewYork HENRY
?%f 70 a sliy F q MY
N4EE tic S' city Of N s"f
TaS are tap xGs esd Special
Tho loo%. that sl'1 S .a S1'
stock the Im Of siIy,wo thousand I'VE dollars in
the common stock the sum OF si1ty.two thousand i've
Tho FAD partnership is TO first day OF
January 49, ana Is TO terminate on the thirty day
S SESRGE / + y YEWRFf
by GEORGE L. NICHOLS.
HENRY VAN hHhs ,9s! ,,S iH N f1Gs
FANNIE coDD. Notion.
New.YOrk. December 81 1855 . 0'DD'N'ioN
OFFICE OF Poor, wnIEA GRFEsouon 40 wALLsrl
NETWORK. January !, 1887
T'fIE PARTNERSHIP OF POOR, WHITE g.
i GREENoUGH Ia dissolved by mutual consent Tho
ali ST., un@er tho name Of POOH GREEN
OUGH.
JUN HHMEG SS " FS9R
GEORGE Il. PORTER.
Mr.. b. OGDEN WHITE Will continue In business for his
own account NJ the above address aud at
change.
b OGDEN WHITE
NEW YORK, jan l. 1887
THE copartnershiD heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned. under tho W. NJ
W. DAVIDSON Co. '" No. ai'0 B %SaST !S.
Room 90.
w. NJ DAVIDSON
HENRY BAUMAN
VNHE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the name of sweet
Pembroke Co.. at Nos 37i. 376 1913 Broadway is
GEORGE D. sWEETSER.
JOHN IL. sWEETsER,
WIN. A. PEMBROOK
VIM l.. BONES
JOSEPH II. nj MsTED,
NEw.YoHK. Dec. 81, 1885
The undersigned this day formed for
the transaction Of general dry goods Importing obbng
under the firm and style
brook Il Co. at Nos. 374. 376 and 1913 broadway.
GEORGE ID. sWEETSER
JOHN IL. sWEErSER
WIN. A. PEMBROOK
JOSEPH H. BUMSrED,
GEORGE l.. PUTNAM,
HOWARD T.. sWEETsER
THEODORE X. PEMBRoOK,
NEw.YoHx, Jan. ]. 1887
CLOssos q DUMoYr
40 WALSH. NEW YORK, Jan'y /, 1887 !
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have this day
w formed limited partnership pursuant TO the
CLOSSON 4 DUMONr
purpose OF transac.ng banking business
and the purchase and sale OF bonds stocks other
JOHN b. DUMONT
Member N. Y stock Exchange
NEw.YoRK January |, 1887.
WILLIAM N. COLER, jr, becomes a co.
partner In the business VI the undersigned firm
itsr his das~ N. GOLFER 4 Co.
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Gopartncrship Notices.

DY mutual agreement Mr.. Alexander Min
- To he member Of our firm after to-day
New.ioIk, Deo 81, 1856. -- -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

Not long ago John II. Abbott, Jr.,
Corunna married Mary Craig, and this
greatly excited Henry Craig, her father.
and quarrel ensued which caused Abbott
to apply for warrant for the arrest of
Craig on charge Of threatening 10 kill
him. The warrant was issued and the
case continued. Craig and Abbott had a
hot time in court, and eventually the
sheriff let Craig go home on his own re-
cognizance, much against Abbott's wishes.
who claimed that his life was in danger.
Arriving home general fight took place
between tie Abbott and Craig families
who 9th live in the same house. Old
man abbott stabbed young Craig eight
times with pitchfork and young Abbott
iroke the elder Craig's skull with club.
killing him. The young man will recover
The Att otis claim that Craig threatened
their lives. and that they armed them
elves Tor defense. They will he held for
trial on "a charge of murder
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
The Gallant Fourth.

The annual reunion of the Fourth Michi-
gan Infantry was held in Ann Arbor June
%, and was attended by over 100 veterans.
The business meeting was followed bv
speech-making, parade, and "A ban 3uet
in the evening. The election Of officers
for the ensuing year resulted a. follows:
Surgeon. d. i. Chamberlain Toledo: Pres
ident, H. l.. Harrison, Hilsdale: A. j.
Kaiser, Sturgis, and O. 5 Smith, Owosso.
vice-presidents; Geo. Kinney, Hinsdale.
secretary and treasurer; Albert H. Boice.
historian: George owen, Owos,o. alter
nate. Lansing, Howell and Angola, Ind.
want the next meeting. The selection of
place was lett 10 "A committee.
The father of Col. Jeffreys who was bav-
oneted on the field of Gettysburg. the
only officer who so lost his life during the
war, was present at the reunion. Money
was raised for the erection of "A monume nt
on the SPOT where he fell A painting of
the Old Fourth in action at Gettysburg
wa drawn or and much interest in the
drawing was excited.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
THE STATE.
A Dead Mnn IIeld for Dam.

The who'e neighborhood of Byron Cen
ttr' Kent county is torn up over little
incident VIII ch occurred there recently.
The Methodist church was crowded with
an audience OF friends who had come TO
pay their asst respects 10 solomon Dewig.
an old resident of the township who had
died at the L. b. \. Home in Grand Ran.
IDS The crowd waited i'm vain for two
hours and no corpse appeared. Inquiry
led TO an Investigation, when il was found
That the undertaken who had charge OF
the burial had been unable 20 get the
corpse rom the ho. pita. owing TO there
being an unpaid board bill due II seems
that the father hal livel with "A son until
the age o. -, when he was con sidered no
help ana wa sent 10 that place for care
the son pay m one week GARD i'm adj
vance ana thereafter fai ng TO care for
hm' although he had become the 80. q pos
SCISSOR on the homestead which had for
years kept the old man in ,omfortable
circumstances. His wife Il preceded
HIM IN death and the grief of the loss of hi,
heipmate anu the utter oss of his sons
ana ne gradually grew weaker until death
ended his sulierings The sad affair wa,
c.o>od 10y the relative coming after the
remains and paying for the funeral ex
lenses. 1t vs. "a most lamentahe occur
I PUrt,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
Gould Makes a Present

The Mt. Vernon estate, where the re
mains OF Washington lie entombed. ha.
been enlarged by the addition of tract
of thirty-three and one-half acres on the
northern side near the old " ashington
mansion. 1t was secured through the
generosity of Jay Gould. While on his
way up the Potomac from Fortress Mon
roe recently in his yacht, Mr. Gould
stopped at Mt Vernon and was shown
around the grounds He expressed great
interest in the place and the admirable
manner in which it is cared for. in the
course of conversation the superintend-
ent remarked that the tract in question
was much needed to protect the property
from encroachment. Mr.. Gould immedi
ately authoi lied the purchase OF the land
at ms expense and 1T has been bought and
turned over 10 the Mt. Vernon regents
The price paid is not known.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
CONDENSED STATE NEWS.

An Edison electric light plant is TO be es
tablished at Grand Rapids.
Michael Morris, the Sand Beach murder
er, has been taken to Jackson.
The brick tile and saw mill near Mason
was completely destroyed by fire the other
day.
John j. White, veteran Methodist
preacher of Kalamazoo, is dead, aged 73
years.
Judge Powers of Kalamazoo has gone TO
Utah TO reside and will open law office
I'm Salt Lake.
State Game and Fish Warden Smith re.
ports the capture Of over 100 deer skins in
the red coat taken illegally.
Capt ID. II. Bacon Of Marquette county.
recently presented to the mining school
his valuable cabinet of minerals.
Attorney O'Donnen. treasurer OF NUM-
sing township, Marquette county. was
drowned while out fishing the other dav.
In one week recently the Muskegon
Booming company RATED 253.9i3 logs,
which is the largest weeks work on record.
Mark Upthegrove, the alleged abscond-
ing farmer OF near Danvine has returned
home and will attempt to fix up his mat.
tiers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
\ Heroic Woman.

The schooner Racine whose crew res
cLrd tie -urvivors o. the Champ!ain dis.
aSter, at the time the Champain caught
fire, was lying along ide pier six miles
from Charlcvoix. can't. Hanson ,ent part
OF his crew in a yawl 20 rescue the passen.
gers. With the remainder of hi, crew he
ran down the beach TO an old fish boat
launched il and started for the wreck
The boat leaked. When about half way
out 10 the Champlain Capt. Hanson came
across young woman who was swim
ming toward shore with a child This
was Miss Mary Wakefield of Char.evoix.
She had jumped overheard from the burr
ing steamer with the >iX-vcar q daughter
OF Capt. kehoe clasped in her arms
Grasping a broken fender she chung TO it,
and sei2ing the clothing of the child in
her teeth She brave Y swan ashore Capt.
Hanson SAYS h Is the pluckiost woman
he ever saw i'm hi, lie Wien he started
t. take her and the child T. hi, boat she
10 Il him 10 hurry away 10 the Others. a
she could take are of herself. She reached
shore an SAT ETY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
\ Onilt Tnln.

The first Icun on of the alumni OF the
Michigan institution for the education of
the deaf and dumb was held IN Flint a
few day, ago. About $50 former pupils of
the institution were in atten lance from
this and OF erstates. AMI the gathering was
an assured success. At a meeting held in
the chapel OF the main building PRAYER
was offered up by the Rev A. W Mann,
deaf-mute miss onary an address of wei
come was delivered by Supt. NJ T.
Gass and brief remarks respecting
the institution and its works were
made 10y Ja>. Bradley of Genesee county:
Wallace Krause OF Boston, Mass Miss f.
M. Bolt of Kansas; T. NJ. Bristol Of Muske-
gon and others The chair was occupied
by Marcus Kerr Of Detroit, and Mis-, Mag
gle Kennedy of Mt Morris. oflciated as
secretary. The alumni perfected an or
nanizatlon 10y adopting constitution
and code Of bylaws. 1t was resolved TO
hold reunion every four years, and
Flint was practically decided upon as the
place of meeting.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
q WATERY GRAVE.
a Steam Barge Capsized and Eight
Persons Drowned.

The steam barge i. II. Walter, loaded
with stone at Marblehead, started for
Cleveland on the afternoon OF June 81
having on board the captain. J. c. Giles
pie, j. II. Flora, mate, an engineer fire
men, two dcckhands, and cook and
capt. Gillespie's wife and four children
a few hours later, after the boat had
got we'll started on her trip. "A heavy
squall struck the barge and capsized her
before any precaution could be taken
hlling her from the matches, and the re
suit was that the water rushed down the
matches and filed the barge while some of
the crew were resting Lelow. The boat
went down with persons aboard. aud
out OF TINS number tut four were saved
he names OF those lost are Mrs Giles
PIE and two children, the engineer and
fireman, Peter Pauley and Gus Shafer
deckhands, and Mrs Paulev, cook.
The captain and his two children. and
). H. Flora, the mate. were saved by catch
ing on 10 the matches as they hoated hv
aud from which "A raft was constructed
All during that NIGHT the four persons
noated about and the next morning about
clock the steamer Pearl. on her way to
Cleveland picked them up and took them
TO Cleveland.
Captain Gillespie said 20 "A reporter "a
can say what caused the boat TO capsize
unless IT was cyclone We bad no idea
that there was going TO be blow of TIN,
KIND. We saved nothing not even our
clothing. from the wreck Nv wife and
children were aboard for n pleasure trim.
The boat went down and nothing can be
seen OF her not even the masts.
lhe captain home is at Port Clinton
- Ihe Inflated barge was built at San
duSky in lNi2 and rebuilt in 1850. She
was Of lU2 tons.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
After Mormon Money.

John Tobin of Kansas City, Mo, who ha
been lecturing against Mormonism. /,
about to bring suit against Salt Lake Cit,
10 recover property valued at 81, zoo, 600
Iobln says that in 1865 he was obliged To
flee from that city with the sentence OF
death hanging over his head should he re
turn. John ID. Lee confessed before he
was hanged that he had been ordered 20
murder Tobin. He had IN fact killed sew.
eral OF the latter's family, but succeed on.
~ In wounding Tobin. At the time of his
night Tobin owned a considerable proper
ty there, which is now estimated to be
worth $iOOO.OOO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
tpntenarians,

Prof. Hum hreys of Cambridge
England. has been investigating repute,
C ntenarians. He found two males an,
nine females who were surely over 100
Years of age. He remarks: .sTh,
ccntenarian generally comes from =
long-llvcd family and is person of ac-
tive habits both of body and mind, a good
sleeper. endowed with good appetite
and cheerful disposition. They are
usually moderate in the indulgence in
liquors or total abstainers. A consider
able number of instan es were met with
where severeillness had been recovered
from In advance age, some seeming TO
take new lease Of life and throwing
oil the effects of chronic maladies from
which they had previously suffered. "
After making every allowance for the
comparative immunity from accident
exposure and anxiety of women. Prof
thinks there still appears
to be reason TO believe that they possess
"A greater inherent vitality than man.
Dr. Foote's Health Monthly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

Miss Hawthorne the"Fair Maid of Kent. ~
finished her 10 q year a few days ago. She
Is In health, and fin a zest IN life
A young lady killed 10y lightning at
Blue Springs, Neb, r Gently, was lifting
on spriny lounge with her lover The
lover escaped uninJ ured.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
Over 300 Drowned

Later particulars show that the recent
ferry accident at Paks, on the Danube
river, was much worse than at first re
ported. The boat was fearfully overload
ed, having 400 persons on board The
bodies recovered give evidence of fearful
death struggles in their tattered clothes
and distorted faces. IL is estimated that
05O persons were drowned. over POO
bodies have been recovered.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Market rather dull. shippint
steers 81 Gt octkers and feeders
Z e. Cd3 COWS, bulls ana mixed,s 5JCD
8 ~; Texan attic : 50U3 i5
HoGs-Market - v rough and mixed
e. 90 .; packing and shipping ~ %
90 a.; light "a J@o .: skips, Is ) Ca46O.
sHEEP-Market al an easier. natives,
1904 Westerns O0r4 %; Texans, e. 10
as -: lambs, al y 6l3 o
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

President Cleveland is said TO be saving
sdo'o per annum GU Of his salary.
of boy twins lately born i'm Boston, one
mas been named Simu, aud the other Tame
Gus.
The new national liberal club Of London
mas 'OO memb rs and the finest club house
IN the'worid. IL cost 100000.
Miss Hawthor g the"Fair Maid of Kent,
tnlshed her 10 d year few DAYS ago She
Is IN health, and fin Is zest IN life
"A young lady killed by lightning at
bIue springs, 80 b, recently, was sitting
on spring lounge with her lover. The
lover escaped uninjured,
Ben amin larke, for 20 years Cheyenne
ana Arapahoe interpr ter at the agency
OF the o tribes in the Indian Territory, is
the anthor Of "a History and Dictionary
or the Cheyennes
Mrs Darraghs portrait of Gen. Grant.
presented 10y George w. Chi DIS 10 the
est Point IN lItary academy has been
forwarded from Philadelphia, where il
can he seen by the ublic.
A white baby was born in South Sioux
lily Neb the other d AZ, and il being the
hrSt occurrence OF the sort there the citi
%ehs ce citrate by serenadng the new
conner and presenting il with a corner lot.
Inc Only indian prince who brought his
we 10 London TO attend the queen : lubi-
rec Is the mahara iah of kuch- Behar His
Wlie Is the daughter OF the famous Indian
.e4ormer, BabOO q cshah 'Chunder- Sen
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

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ana a he'. Indeed all athletic clubs and
lndlYldual membors use II for the same